Cultybraggan Heritage site
Introduction
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Cultybraggan Heritage site
Image: © Anthony O'Neil Taken: 12 Oct 2015
In 2007, this former Army Camp was bought from the MOD by the Comrie Development Trust, and is now (partly) subject to a share offer to raise investment in a conversion project which will turn ten of the Nissen Huts into self-catering units and progressively upgrade others through the hoped-for profits of the scheme. This is the result of years of research and planning by the local Comrie Heritage Group who have been seeking a viable future for the historic camp, limited by the requirement to maintain the outward appearance of the huts while finding a new and profitable use for them. A share offer is currently available in writing and on-line and each investor can purchase from 1 to 200 shares (but thereby acquires just 1 vote per person).
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Image Location
Latitude
56.355013
Longitude
-3.993442